Wichita eagle., 1887-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
GARFIELD OPERA HnusE.


Tonight Thursday Peck's Bad Boy viii
hold the boards, and for those who ep joy q
hearty laugh they can't do better than take
in the pranks of the bad boy with our old
friends his pa, his ma, his girl, the clergy
man and the poi.csrn Prices 80 and p.
EMMA ABBOTT.
Col. Stewart telegraphed Offering to de
post the guarantee required for this great
company, but their reply has rot yet been
received.
VIII be produced by the Casino Opera com
pany, with the assistance of some of our best
local singers on Wednesday night.
CRAwFoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
1t is good for sore eyes and a melancholy
disposition to witness the Incompatible
hunor of Barry and Fay. When one sits
and enjoys the fun, neat and clean, OF these
laugh makers, they are prompted to bless
them for the good they do. the Irish race
| is not libelled by their 'delineation. True, it
is grotesque IN many ways, but you laugh
| all the same and do not feel ashamed OF it,.
Long live such comedians as Barry and Fay.
-Providence Indicator.
THE MUSEUM
| Last night was the close Of the popular
play Chimney Corner and tonight will
witness the sparkling comedy drama For
tunes Frolic,n or 8 he Power OF Love" The
new attractions elsewhere real and proposed
do not seem to effect the attendance at the
museum. It is evidently an established insti-
! tuition associated in every way with Wichita
Mr.. Ennis, now in Chicago, promises big at
fractions on his return Next week Miss
Rose D'Alma. elastic haired lady, win be on
exhibition in the curo hall.
sHAKESPERIAN.
The Shakspearean met last evening at the
pleasant home OF Mrs. G. ". Ceilings, 5l7
Waco avenue.
At roll call the members Of the club res
pended to their names with one of the fol
lowing appropriate quotations:
Genius finds her own road and carries her
own lamp Wilmot
Oh, may l join that choir invisible Of those
immortal souls who live again in minds
made better by my presence.-George Elliott.
For the book is in my heart, lives in me,
wakes in me aud dreams in me. My daily
bread tastes of it, and my wines which has no
smack of it | pour out seems unnatural
drinking browning.
1t is faith in something and enthusiasm in
something that makes q life worth living.
Holmes.
No life can be pure in its purpose and
strong in its strife.
And all life not purer and stronger there
by.-Lord Lytton.
Two are the pathways by which mank ind
can to virtue mount upward:
If thou shouldst find the one barred open
the other will lie.
'Tis by exertion the happy obtain har, the
suffering by patience.
Best is the man whoes kind fate leads him
along upon boCh.-Scheller.
We wish for more i'll life, rather than
more of it-Jean Iugelow
Life is leaf of paper white,
Wherein each one of US may write
His word or two, and then comes night.
Lowell.
Every man can master a grief, except he
that has it.-Shakespeare.
Though old the thought and oft expressed.
IT'S his at last who says it best;
I'll try my fortune with the rest.
James Russell Lowell.
Look before ere you leap,
For as you SOW y are like to reap.
Butler.
The letter GA" of every great success Is a
failure, and repeated failures have made the
alphabet that has spelled out the grandest
pieces of orthography the world has ever
saw B. +. Taylor.
Memory, the choicest hope, the sweetest gift
from god. Lever.
Silence the golden monitor of human tongues
when evil thoughts are lingering in the
mind. -Beattie.
The books for the Comedy of Errors
which was the work to have been read
not having heen received, Richard III was
taken up instead.
The next meeting will be at the Sterling
on North Market.
PEOPLES.
The Peoples was filed again last night to
witness Miss Lees Deb ora" The verdict
of the opening night was fully sustained
There viii be no performance tonight, but a
matinee this afternoon at O'Clock Friday
and Saturday afternoon and night DE
bora" Entire change of bill Monday.